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Amazon has had a problem with counterfeit products for quite some time, and the company says it’s ramping up efforts to fight counterfeiting. These items are the ones that are counterfeited the most.

The Interior Department is restricting the use of drones made in China or with Chinese parts for fear they might be used for espionage.

Gaineville, Florida will become the first town in the United States to feature self-driving buses on public roads.

Solar panels generate electricity by taking in light, but what if you could generate electricity by putting out light?

YouTube says it plans to take down deepfakes, false voting information and more to combat disinformation during the 2020 election. It won’t be easy.

Nuro has received an exemption from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to deploy up to 5,000 vehicles.

These days we use VR to play video games, to learn new skills, for porn, for therapeutic purposes, and more. Inverse predicts that by the end of the decade, you’ll at least be curious enough to try out such an exploration.

This is a groundbreaking concept, and it could change the renewable energy scene forever.

Researchers have developed a new device that can turn an electron microscope into a high-speed camera.

New research looks at how it could get done.

So far we haven’t seen commercial drones being used for terrorist attacks, but we need to prepare for that happening.

Toyota is working on a heavy-duty fuel-cell truck. Will it compete with electric trucks?

Though advancements still need to be made, robots and A.I. could help us fight the coronavirus outbreak and save lives.

A Chinese company has announced that it has developed facial recognition software that can identify people even if they’re wearing a surgical mask.

If you want to understand how to protect an office from a fire, sometimes you have to burn it down.

Space Force has built the Space Fence. Yes, really.

If you think you’re good at Atari games, just wait until you see DeepMind’s skills.

A new study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS ONE uses virtual reality to show how the very logic behind one of soccer's key defense moves may work in the opposing team’s favor.

Research shows high wealth inequality can lead to autocracy and societal failure

The Salton Sea is already a powerhouse for geothermal energy, but it could have another clean-power benefit in its water: Lithium for electric-vehicle batteries.